
Building a Safehouse in the Apocalypse
末世建安全屋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 145k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 7
Funny and Lighthearted, With a Slightly Goofy Male Lead
I want to read books similar to *You Are My Goddess of Good Fortune*.
Post-Apocalyptic Stories Where People Awaken All Kinds of Superpowers
Apocalypse, Two Female Leads, Lots of Pampering
Anything like that?
Looking for Post-Apocalyptic Stories That Aren't Wish Fulfillment
My account is pretty much useless at this point. The apocalyptic novels it keeps recommending are basically all brainless System power fantasies, with no substance at all. I hope some great authors can recommend apocalyptic stories with good writing, or ones that are profound and even have something to say about reality.
There Is a Shortage of Books, Please Give Me a Good Book
I want to read a book similar to "I'm Not a Drama God". Erjiu's The God of Drama is indeed very good, but it's still too short and not enough to watch. Are there any other movies that are better and enough to watch?
Help Me Find a Novel
From the start, the protagonist is abandoned by the System and discovers that it has bonded with someone else. After accidentally killing that person, the protagonist gains the System's memories and learns that the System belongs to one of three races. They must kill all the Systems. No female lead, and the protagonist is all alone. A modern urban novel, and so on.
Looking for a Book, Waiting Here and It's Urgent!
Help, help! I'm looking for a novel! The female lead is doted on by her wealthy family and has only one older brother. She has a secret identity. In one chapter, she gets engaged to the male lead. At the engagement banquet, someone poisons the wine, and the female lead's best friend unknowingly hands it to her. The female lead drinks it, gets poisoned, vomits blood, and is taken to the hospital
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One person, one dog, team and farming The farther back you look at the moon, the better it looks